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Wuthering Heights (2026) Is a Crime Against Humanity

It's wutherin' time. The official trailer for Wuthering Heights (2026) starring Margo Robbie and Jacob Elordi dropped a few days ago and so far the most enjoyable thing about it is the Youtube comments section. Based on what I've seen from the trailer and interviews with the creative team for this movie, it doesn't seem… Continue reading Wuthering Heights (2026) Is a Crime Against Humanity

#fiction, Fantasy, movie

Snow White (2025): Disney’s Greatest Folly So Far

After years of languishing in production hell, Snow White (2025) has premiered at last and—to the surprise of absolutely no one with a modicum of common sense—it hasn't been well received. Not only has it been declared rotten by the masses, it didn't even come close to breaking even. In the wake of this financial… Continue reading Snow White (2025): Disney’s Greatest Folly So Far

#BookTube, #reading, Books

Why I Will Never Read 100 Books in a Year

While I consider myself a voracious reader and terminally online shut-in, I've never found much of a home within the online book community. For one thing, I'm not a huge fan of the books being pushed by these "content creators" (a.k.a the same 15 YA books on rotation). For another, there is an incredibly weird… Continue reading Why I Will Never Read 100 Books in a Year

#fiction, #horror, #opinion, #reading, Books, Fantasy, history, Literature, mystery, non-fiction, WWW Wednesday

WWW Wednesday May 25, 2022

Hey everyone, just got back from vacation so I'm just regaining my equilibrium. No time for super-involved posts today so I decided to do another WWW Wednesday. What are you currently reading? As usual, I am reading 3 books at once ....Okay, more like 4, but let's keep this brief. No summary because it's pretty… Continue reading WWW Wednesday May 25, 2022

#reading, book blogging, Fantasy, Fiction, Opinion, Unpopular Opinions, YA fiction, Young Adult Fiction

What the Backlash of “Twilight” Taught Me

The Twilight series is something I have been wanting to talk about for some time now, but lacked the courage to do so. It is potentially one of the most openly hated books to come out of the 21st century (a position only recently overtaken by 50 Shades of Grey) and is still mocked to… Continue reading What the Backlash of “Twilight” Taught Me

#reading, book blogging, Books, Fiction, Literature, non-fiction, On Reading, Opinion, social media

It’s Okay to Not Finish That Book

I don't know who you are..... I don't know what you are reading.... But you don't have to finish that book. I know everyone in the book community is crowing about how good it is, how "important," how transformative. But those people are dumb. Okay, they aren't dumb, they just have different opinions than you.… Continue reading It’s Okay to Not Finish That Book

#amwriting, #writing, Books, creative writing, Opinion, Procrastination

Writing Isn’t Safe

I have been trying to pin down exactly what has contributed to my lack of productivity in the last few months in terms of my WIPs. While I have been relatively consistent with posting on this blog over the intervening months, I have not been nearly so diligent about making sure I am devoting time… Continue reading Writing Isn’t Safe

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“Home Before Dark” by Riley Sager Spoiler-Free Review

Amazon Summary: A woman returns to the house made famous by her father’s bestselling horror memoir. Is the place really haunted by evil forces, as her father claimed? Or are there more earthbound—and dangerous—secrets hidden within its walls? When I first read the description of this book on the Book of the Month app, I was… Continue reading “Home Before Dark” by Riley Sager Spoiler-Free Review

#romance, Children's Fiction, Fantasy, Fiction, Opinion, TV show, Uncategorized, Unpopular Opinions

Unpopular Opinion: Why Katara and Aang Don’t Work As a Couple

When Netflix announced they would be adding Avatar: The Last Airbender to their streaming platform, I literally squealed. Avatar is not only one of the best cartoon shows ever to air, but one of the best shows in existence period. The way it is able to tell stories with such mature themes like war, death,… Continue reading Unpopular Opinion: Why Katara and Aang Don’t Work As a Couple

Fantasy, Fiction, Opinion, Pop Culture, Writing

Opinion: Thoughts on “Destiny” in Fiction

In preparation for my own novel, I've been reading quite a lot of fantasy novels to get me in the right headspace. As such, I've been exposed to the normal trappings of fantasy lit i.e, magical creatures as racial allegories, repurposing of traditional folk-lore stories and, of course, the concept of "destiny." Destiny gets a… Continue reading Opinion: Thoughts on “Destiny” in Fiction